Bernard Cornfeld in London, released from Swiss prison

1974 - Mr Cornfeld back in his Belgravia home.: Mr. Bernard Cornfeld, former head of the Investors Overseas Services, is back at his Belgravia home in London, following his release from a Swiss prison after 11 months. He was released on £680, 000 bail from prison in Geneva where he had been held on charges of fraud and mismanagement of public money concerning the collapse of IOS. Mr Cornfeld has repeated that he was not guilty of any of the charges. Photo shows Mr Bernard Cornfeld at his Belgravia home yesterday, showing how he supplemented his Swiss prison diet by cooking his own food using eau de cologne as the fuel. Watching the demonstration are his friends, Kelly Ann Page (L), 24, and Helen Roth, 23

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